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Stop calling #HTML5 Elements "semantic" - as HTML5 specification is not accurate English. Call them ELEMENTS. Unless they aren't elements.
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IN #HTML5 <div>'s are semantically neutral would be more correct. @stevefaulkner
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@tinitun @stevefaulkner use the word "element" - drop semantic.
Before the pain meds kick in and I'm just a bowl of mollymush, let me posit this question: Do two anti patterns make a pattern?
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@svgeesus Alas, I took over for you. So glad to hear you're doing much better though! I remember how bad it would get for you at times :/
@svgeesus Nice to "see" you Chris - how are you? Too long, my friend, too long!
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@elefontpress LOL! Put that in all your front matter and we're good to go :) Looks amazing, truly. @briankardell
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@_lance_leonard Interesting question. @SaraSoueidan writes on patterns and anti patterns in CSS and related - may be a good resource there?
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@briankardell @FutureIsNext I'm looking now :) I was not interviewed but then again I am rarely acknowledged at the margins of our industry.
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And in terms of #javascript #frameworks David's tweet coincides with my own general sense of what really is hazy.
@cwilso @mollydotcom yeah, that isn’t HTML5, it’s evangelists with vested interests in those frameworks promoting them
@cwilso That's true. I should have written "HTML5 is interpreted by many as being ..." My bad. Far fewer working folk distinguish site/app.
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A little more detail on HTML's early emergence from CSS working group co-chair, Daniel Glazman.
@mollydotcom HTML started as a weak SGML dialect strongly influenced by BookMaster, CALS (for tables) and Euromaths (for maths)
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